VIET NAM MASSAGE

Full body massage with firm rolling, pounding, kneading, rubbing, and acupressure techniques. (For cupping and scraping therapy to relieve colds, used as needed). This massage technique has been passed down through generations and applies moderate pressure not too strong or too light- suitable for all ages. Ideal for customers who prefer moderate pressure During the massage, if the pressure feels too strong or too light, please ask the therapist to adjust to your preferred level of pressure. Each customer's body is different; some have firm skin, while others have more flexible skin... along with varying muscle and bone structures. This diversity can lead to inaccurate pressure assessments by the therapist. Adjust the therapist's hand pressure to your preference for the best The effect of Vietnamese massage is to expel 'toxic wind,' a condition known in traditional Eastern medicine as 'weather-related illness.' The cause of 'wind invasion' is sudden changes in weather — unusual rain, sun, or wind — allowing cold air to enter the body through the pores and respiratory system. Symptoms include chills, headaches, and dizziness . Vietnamese massage also helps improve blood circulation, refreshes and clears the mind, relieves fatigue and stress, and recharges the body with new energy. This method not only enhances the flow of vital energy (Qi) and blood throughout the body but also naturally expands the range and instinctive movement of massage techniques. It helps stretch and strengthen muscles that have become tense due to daily activities, making them healthier and more flexible. By stimulating blood and energy flow, it improves circulation, delivers nutrients and oxygen to cells, and helps eliminate toxins from the body. This therapy revitalizes your body and boosts your energy for the journey ahead